Donna Lewis & Digital Farm Animals Drop “ILYAF (I Love You Always Forever)”
Celebrated Welsh chanteuse and songwriter Donna Lewis has teamed up with UK artist and producer Digital Farm Animals to release a new version of her classic hit, “ILYAF (I Love You Always Forever)”. The song, which was originally released in 1996, was a huge success, reaching #5 on the UK Single Chart and #2 in the Billboard Hot 100 in the US.
The new version of the song, released via Arista Records, has been reimagined and reworked by Digital Farm Animals, who was thrilled to be asked to collaborate on the project. Digital Farm Animals has added a modern spin to the classic track, bringing a fresh and electric vibe to the beloved dance-pop hit.
Lewis, who has always loved her original song, is excited about the new version, and is pleased with how Digital Farm Animals has brought a new energy to it. She comments, “I’m so excited about this brand new version of “I Love You Always Forever”. Reimagined and reworked lovingly by the amazing Digital Farm Animals.”
Overall, the collaboration between Donna Lewis and Digital Farm Animals is a great example of how classic songs can be updated and given a new life, while still maintaining their original essence. The new version of “ILYAF (I Love You Always Forever)” is a nostalgic trip down memory lane, and a testament to the lasting power of great pop music.
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